• During a demonstration, there was discussion over whether Harry qualifies as an answer. As the game maker, I don’t see how stating Harry in the question, disqualifies Harry from being an answer, however to oblige, here is how I will rewrite the question

• Name 3 students who actually fly on their broomsticks during (or slightly after) the 1st year flying lesson at Hogwarts

• Correction - Answer 3: Alecto Carrow is NOT a correct answer.

• There is already a Level 1 Question that asks - Name 2 professors that teach Potions while Harry is at Hogwarts. That is the correct question, as there is no 3rd Potions teacher that we learn of from the 7 books. Therefore this Level 3 card should be thrown out! This is my biggest mistake thus far. Apologies. We’ll do better next time.

This question needs an update to also exclude Mandrakes. A mandrake is indeed a “creature” as a user (my dear sister) pointed out to me; but I also think it’s more of a weapon than a sentient being that chose to fight in the battle. Updated question will say: Name 7 types of sentient creatures that fight in the Battle of Hogwarts (on either side of the battle) (Poltergeists, ghosts, mandrakes and snakes are not included)

Multiple people have brought to my attention Book 7 chapter 4, The 7 Potters, where Voldemort starts the Killing Curse, but is then interrupted by Harry’s wand acting of his own accord. Because the spell is not completed, I do not believe this qualifies as an answer, however the wording on the question is vague in it’s current state. The updated question will read: Name or describe 5 occasions where Voldemort directs (and completes) the Killing Curse at Harry Potter (not including his failed attempt during the escape of the 7 Potters)

Missing Answer: Seamus and Lavender (4, 22)
In updated version this will read: Name 10 student couples…

• Additional Answer - Inferi (6,21)

• Correction - Answer  10: Ernie Macmillan -5 “For contradicting me” (Snape)  - The answer is correct, but Draco Malfoy takes these points away, not Snape. A small correction, but a correction nonetheless.